A new London headquarters will be central to global software giant monday.com’s plans to drive AI into its products.
monday.com is headquartered in Israel with additional offices in the UK, Poland, Brazil, the US, Australia and Japan.
Listed on the Nasdaq exchange and with 245,000 customers globally, it is behind project management and collaboration tools for businesses.
Pierre Berlin, GM of EMEA, told BusinessCloud that it has more than 20,000 customer accounts in the UK and Ireland.
“Our UK headcount more than doubled in 2024,” he revealed. “During 2025, we will move to a new 80,000 square feet office, based in Rathbone Place in London.”
monday.com’s global revenue in 2024 was $972m, an increase of 33% year-over-year, while it has presented its ‘AI Vision’ – key focus areas for 2025 which will see AI driven into its products.
“Our UK headquarters play a central role in our success regionally, housing one of our two global R&D centres, and underscoring the region’s significance in driving AI-powered advancements,” explained Berlin.
“To further strengthen our presence, we are expanding our UK team, introducing new functions that reflect the market’s growing importance.
“Our UK presence is at the heart of our EMEA expansion strategy, with our London office serving as a critical hub. We’re proud to house a dedicated R&D team, whose expertise is vital in aligning innovation with the needs of our enterprise customers.
“The UK’s dynamic market, talent pool, and thriving ecosystem, coupled with our strong R&D presence, makes our UK operation essential to our continued success and regional growth.”
Daniel Lereya, chief product and technology officer at monday.com, added: “People adopt products, not technology, and that’s where monday.com comes in.
“By embedding intelligence into the products our customers already know, use, and love, AI will accelerate our mission to democratise the power of software.
“With a majority of our customers in non-tech industries, they’re looking to us to lead them through the AI transformation. Our productisation of AI ensures that intelligence serves our customers and not the other way around.”